Maersk-Nomazwe

The 'Maersk Nomazwe', which had departed Algeciras on April 22, 2025, diverted to assist the 'Naersk Sana', after it was struck by an engine room explosionon April 28. One crew member from the 'Maersk Sana' received First Aid onboard the ship while the others were first moved to the 'Maersk Nomazwe', and on April 30 were evacuated to Bermuda. One was them was treated and discharged while the other crew member remained in the hospital. The 'Maersk Nomazwe' has resumed its voyage to Newark, where it is due to arrive on May 3.

On July 4, 2022, at noon, the Piraeus Port Authority was informed by the master of the "Safmarine Nowazne" that during the process of unmooring from the pier of Iconium in Piraeus with 25 crew members on board, there was a mechanical failure. The ship sailed safely to the anchorage of Piraeus with the assistance of the tugs "Christos 45' and "Karapiperis New Generation'. The Port Department of Keratsini of the Central Port Authority of Piraeus prohibited the sailing of the container ship until the repair of the damage and the presentation of a seaworthiness certificate by the classification society which is monitoring it.

A crew member from the "Safmarine Nomawzwe" was medevaced south east of the Nab Tower by the Bembridge RNLI Lifeboat after he suffered an eye injury. The boat was called on Aug 23, 2019, at 9 p.m. from the Solent Coastguard. The "Safmarine Nomazwe", en route to South America, was ten miles off the Nab Tower. The casualty was transferred to the lifeboat via the pilot ladder. The lifeboat took the male to Portsmouth Camber to await the arrival of an ambulance.